Added support for gems on git repositories #11
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You can now: `dep add gs --git git://github.com/soveran/gs` and it will pull `gs` from its git repository. If you happen to have many gems on one repository, you can also do: `dep add padrino-performance --git git://github.com/padrino/padrino-framework padrino-performance` Doing an install will clone the repo in a temporary directory, build and install the gem into your gemset.
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Hi, never got the chance to reply -- I thought I did. Were were thinking of doing a plugin system at the time. For now not ready to add this. Thanks! |
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That's fine. Thanks for coming back on this :) |
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@cyx any chance to revisit this? The huge drawback is the impossibility to install gems from git. |
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@dariocravero any chance to add support for specifying a branch/tag with a |
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Hey @cyx,
How're you doing?
I've added support for gems on git repositories - ref. #9.
I know this adds a good number of lines to the codebase and the aim is to keep it simple. Anyway, it might be a good starting point if this feature is of interest.
You can now:
dep add gs --git git://github.com/soveran/gsand it will pull
gsfrom its git repository.If you happen to have many gems on one repository, you can also do:
dep add padrino-performance --git git://github.com/padrino/padrino-framework padrino-performanceDoing an install will clone the repo in a temporary directory, build and install the gem into your gemset.
Let me know what you think about it :)
Thanks!